Georgia Growers urged to diversify and favor home products
Judge Joseph P. Brown backs Georgia crop diversification amid boll weevil pressure and low cotton prices. He urges public buyers and dealers to prefer Georgia grown pork beef corn and other farm products, stressing grading breeding packing and local cooperation to develop the state. Buy Georgia.
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Joseph P. Brown
Greensboro
Georgi
Georgia
Brown
The Constitution and the League of Nations Debate
The piece reviews Colonel George Harvey’s stance against joining the league while noting U S observers at Paris for the supreme council. It contrasts Harding’s margin with Cox and questions U S complicity via Harvey and Hoover plan for Russia relief amid famine.
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George Harvey
London
Court of St. James
League of Nations
Pilgrim Society
Hook
Crook
United States
Harding
Cox
League
Harvey
Supreme Council of the
Paris
Supreme Council of the League
George Arvey
Great Britain
Supreme Council
Hoover
Russia
Washington
Georgia Joe and the Old Home State Tribute
Reading from Atlanta's Suburban Reporter Colonel Jack Raymond praises Georgia's landscapes and heritage in The Old Home State. He mentions hills reddest plains greenest and lists crops and animals across the state amid nostalgic rural imagery. A playful verse from Dixie evokes rain and home life reflecting Southern culture.
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Atlanta
Jack Raymond
John Barleycorn
Tn Dixie
The Man With The Mask In A Spring Of Self And Silence
A 1921 Ocala vignette on a man who hides behind a social mask yet harbors inner sympathy and longing. It explores how personal truth is tempered by the need to fit, with the mask shaping actions, restraint, and human connection. The piece questions who truly bears the burden of authentic self in a demanding world.
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Jea
Jonesy
Bach
Spain Morocco and Tangier in the world balance
The article surveys Spain’s Morocco campaign, France’s control from Casablanca to the Atlantic, and Tangier’s status as a flashpoint. It notes British influence at Suez and Gibraltar, Tangier’s gatekeeper role, and the broader European stakes amid the Washington conference talk.
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United States
Washington
Mediterranean
Asia
Minor
Rock of Gibraltar
Morocco
America
Spain
Tnetreat
Granada
Domini
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Straits of Gibraltar
France
Great Britain
Melilla
Africa
Franca
Marshal Lyantey
Casablanca
Atlantic
Adja
Marakesh
Tangier Ias
Germany
Gibraltar
Algo
Tangier
al Seciag
North Africa
Walla
Algiers
Sherif
Rabat
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Alfonso
Cuba
African
Constantinople
Near East
Dardanelles
Suez
Supreme Council
Public urged to encourage growers of Georgia products
An editorial plea urges Georgia cities and towns to back state raised crops especially corn peanuts potatoes and syrup to aid farmers hit by boll weevil and low cotton prices. It argues the wealth and money circulation of Georgia depend on agriculture and asks wholesale merchants and state agencies to coordinate a statewide marketing effort including local agents and farm bureaus. Georgia corn is praised as superior and the piece calls for united action by producers officials and consumers to keep money in state. Greensborough Ga August 13 1921.
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Oregon
Georgia
Clites
Atlante
Alore
Agricultural Department
State Agricultural College
Farmers’ Union
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Federation
Piedmont Hotel
Saule
State College of Agriculture
Atlanta
Tom
Macon
Joseph P. Brown
Greensporo
Boy Scouts Return From Camp Friendly Near Gainesville
The last of Atlanta’s Boy Scouts returned Saturday from Camp Friendly near Gainesville Georgia, ending the summer encampment. Several hundred scouts attended, the camp ran in periods under capable leaders, described as the most successful in local Scout history by assistant executive Jane Shine.
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Geinesville
Atlanta
Ane I. Shine
Work of Sierra Leone native school detailed by speakers
A large audience at the Butler Street YMCA heard Principal Casely Hayford and her niece describe the industrial school for natives in Sierra Leone, West Africa. They announced a Tuesday evening program at Wheat Street Baptist Church with articles to show the work, and a cash contribution and pledges were collected for the school.
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Butler“street
Casely Hayford
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Wheat Street
Health Talks by William Brady M D Dr
Readers of a Salt Lake City issue quote Dr Barker on parental limits for sex education. He argues fathers and mothers should instruct their children at home from early grades, preferring teachers to be trusted, and condemns school-only sex hygiene. He urges frank, early, honest education to prevent later harm.
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Charles BE. Barker
H. D
Rotary
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cane
Brady
Renly
Adedreas
Willaredy
Eggs and roosting birds draw crowds at Pryor and Hunter
This column notes warm weather, large roosting tins in mulberry trees at Pryor and Hunter streets drawing spectators. It mentions an idle library visit, Burns Club centennial musings, a Baptist Sunday concert, a Dawson street fire destroying a store, and new fashion goods arriving at the London store.
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AL Martin
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
New York Diary Notes Joys and Urban Cast
A diary fragment from New York on August 14 describes a mix of street scenes. It covers a traveler’s dog collar, a bear led by an Italian, social outings with editor Tom Millard, and visits to the Palais Royal. The entry reflects city life and urban solitude, with musings on self-talkers and winter reading plans.
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New York
Samuel Peppys
Faulta
Ringa
Ripley
Yininer
Mme
Mr. Edison
Henri’s
Homa
Tom Millard
Justine
Mrs. Pudinelli
Palais Royal
Ding
Game Hale Byers
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